The march is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 15 at the Richard J. Daley Center and will kick off with the “Chicken Dance.” Protesters plan on bringing three inflatable chicken balloons meant to resemble the president.

“He’s a chicken for not releasing his taxes,” Brar said of Trump. “I came up with Chicken Don. ... It sticks as much as ‘Little Marco,’ ‘Lyin’ Ted’ or ‘Crooked Hillary.’”

The Rev. Jesse Jackson, state Sen. Daniel Biss and U.S. Reps. Mike Quigley and Jan Schakowsky are among the scheduled speakers. Organizers also extended an invitation to all gubernatorial candidates, according to Brar.

Once the speeches wrap up, marchers will head north on Dearborn Street toward Trump Tower and will be accompanied by a 20-piece tuba playing the “Chicken Dance.” Marchers will assemble across the Chicago River from the president’s namesake tower along Michigan and Wabash avenues.

Brar admits it’s unlikely this march or the dozens like it across the country will lead to the president releasing his tax returns.

“The chicken will hide his nest egg,” Brar said. “But we’re hoping to put pressure on congressional Republicans” to get him to release his taxes.

The march is scheduled to go on rain or shine, according to Brar. “It’s going to be fun. We’re demanding his tax returns, but we’re going to do it in a peaceful way.”

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